Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto

Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto

Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto

Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto

Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto

Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto

Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto

Renowned Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV constructed a 70-foot long immersive installation using 15,000 bamboo strips – the longest work to date. Visitors can engage with the dramatic soaring bamboo art form, viewing it from multiple angles as it twists and winds across the gallery at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. Free admission. Photo Credit: Tadayuki Minamoto